outrageous behaviour mate....get it out!!!

some of this years carbons...

couple of my older pieces

that ols bsa is lovely......the rake on the forks.....classic

Here is my comute bike.



Fausto Coppi Laguno

Have done a few sprint tri's on it but mainly use it to get to work.

[quote="get the beer in"]Santa Cruz.

Built the bird a SC chamelion 4 year ago. 3 year ago she moved in with me and rode the bike to my place. It was then locked away in the shed.......................and it ain't seen the light of day since. [/quote]

Ya' Missus has been locked in the shed for 3 years?



Edit - Ohhhhh, soz T. I read it wrong. Thought you were having a Richard Keys moment!

I got one of them danish "Nihola Cigar Trike" cargo bikes.

What the fuck goes in the front?

I wish beer, but it's mostly my kids...

[quote="get the beer in"][quote="David.Watts"][quote="get the beer in"]Santa Cruz.

Built the bird a SC chamelion 4 year ago. 3 year ago she moved in with me and rode the bike to my place. It was then locked away in the shed.......................and it ain't seen the light of day since. [/quote]

Ya' Missus has been locked in the shed for 3 years?



Edit - Ohhhhh, soz T. I read it wrong. Thought you were having a Richard Keys moment! [/quote]





Hmmmmm, got me thinking now, maybe i could entice her into the shed and lock her in. If i drilled a hole in the side i could poke her through that! not of that over-rated foreplay and kissing and cuddling after.


*Edit, who do i get to do the cooking and cleaning.
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Aye and imagine the splinters

Since we're on the subject (and clearly such enthusiasts) would anyone describe themselves as 'emotionally attached' to their bike? I've only had mine about 3 years but I've had some of my best days in that time with just me and it against the terrain in the middle of nowhere for hours at a time. The kind of freedom you just don't get from day to day.

you dont mean like that documentary of guys in america with their beloved cars do you ;)

I'm sure I don't know what you mean. ;-) But nothing unsavoury.

[quote="get the beer in"][quote="David.Watts"]


An ex. borrowed mine............never saw it again. Custom build as well.
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Last seen heading in the direction of Brettell Lane with 60" Plasma strapped to her back.





Here's my trusty stead, Santa Cruz Superlight.
Fully pimped up with full sus SC frame, Manitou Elite front sus, Chris King headset, XTR shifters and rear mech. Thompson seat post and stem, Hope hyd. brakes and levers, Raceface LP crank, Mavic crossmax enduro wheels with Panaracer kevlar tyres. Not forgetting the Sella Italia SLR 135g saddle which is guaranteed to give you a 12" boner when you sit astride it........made that last bit up.






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That is a absolute dream of a bike! Puts my Marin to shame

G.

[quote="Upstart"]I got one of them danish "Nihola Cigar Trike" cargo bikes.
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I like it!

[quote="Upstart"]I got one of them danish "Nihola Cigar Trike" cargo bikes.
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Fantastic! I love all those utility bikes.

Yeah, the Danes make some fantastic cargo bikes. The Cigar Trik is kind of a modern take on the ultra cool Christiania bike
(http://www.christianiabikes.com/english/uk_main.htm).
The one at the bottom of kuriousoranj's photos is called "Long John", a crate of beer on that one and you'll be all set ;-)

This one seems a bit expensive to me @ € 20,000.00 . But I'm no expert. Style or name association over substance?



http://www.gagosian.com/editions/2011_ph...veloand34-bike/#

[quote="get the beer in"]Tbh S, just looked at the spec and it ain't nothing special.

Do brakes come as an optional extra.
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To spend an alleged 100+ hrs stitching a saddle strikes me as over egging the pudding a bit.

When you're riding a bike that costs that much perhaps it's unadvisable to stop. It's harder to rob if you're a moving target!

Just build your own

http://www.bikebyme.com/en/

Here's an old un I restored

Or maybe not ?? How the fook do I get a pic on here ??